Colonial caribbean

This selection of hotels from Antigua, Barbados, Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos, Guana Island, British Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and St. Lucia are all stylish, low-key, low-tech, low-rise, laid-back, and (here’s the clincher) seamlessly integrated into the life and culture of their particular island.

Palm Beach style: Noted architecture firm Fairfax & Sammons worked alongside the interior designer – and homeowner – Betsy Shiverick to restore this stunning Florida home

British Colonial style is a relaxed design made up of international elements from countries such as Asia, the West Indies, and the Caribbean.

A few weeks ago I toured the Kenwood Inn & Spa and they had a delightful loggia that extended from their main building into a charming courtyard. It rem ...

Details from The Great Room at The Cotton House, Mustique.

When you think of the Caribbean you think of blue seas, white sands, rum and fun in the sun. We often take in the beauty of the historical buildings and houses but have we ever thought where did th…

Beachgoing travelers know the truth: not all Caribbean hotels are created equal. And during a long winter, when all you crave is warm sun and soft, colorless sand, you want to know that you’ve picked the right spot. Jamaican hotels won big this year as well, with four top spots. Read on for all the winners in our list, your very own Caribbean Hotel Finder.

The home was inspired by Caribbean design